But it has more to do with other cells
But it has more to do with other cells in the ovary that have control over hormonal signals that go to both the ovary as well as glands in the brain. Specifically, a special hormone called inhibin B stops follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) from stimulating. This also results in changes in estrogen production. You can't just grab his parents by the shoulders and shout, "Trans identities are valid and trans people need love and support! You will provide that love and support or so help me I will lock you in a room with a dozen angry emus until you can behave!" All you can do in those moments is be a person from who L gets the acceptance he deserves, but is not getting from them.What you can do, if you so choose, is to take a look at your school, your social circle, or whatever areas L doesn't feel safe in and see if there are any ways to make those spaces more inclusive. If you notice people in your friend group saying transphobic things, call them out on it and expla...